It was a Pavilion 15-ab188ca. And no I can't test, computer has been
permanently retired (stripped down and parted out) when the battery
charge circuit failed and could no longer properly detect a fully
charged battery (don't want or need my mom using a fire hazard).
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I looked at the release notes and it appears amdgpu-pro only supports
discrete/dedicated graphics. I don't see any APU GPU based core listed.
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Oh, BTW, to be ry clear - I didn't provide (or do) any work on this
experimental (always consider it experimental) kernel - just the link to
it. I only found it through a Phoronix article and used it to test.
Thank M-bab for his hard work. :-)
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I just checked on Phoronix, AMD's DC stack has not been accepted for
kernel 4.13 - so very unlikely to make it into Ubuntu 17.10. Maybe AMD
steps on it they get it into kernel 4.14 at the earliest. The basic
(overly simplistic) problem is how it's coded and would make it a total
nightmare for
Whoa, hold up - it *may not* be. The kernel main line developers have
rejected the code for various reasons. Untill it's acepted mainline,
it's not a part of the kernel. Read the readme on the github site. AMD
has to make changes to DC (formerly known as DAL) to be accepted. So
anyone using
Well, I'm a bit sorry I only filed the bug and haven't done anything
else except follow it (in hopes I'll be able to redo the system when
Windows no longer cuts the mustard on it and it returns to my
possession).
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Sorry, if you wish to try I breifly tested with this kernel:
https://github.com/M-Bab/linux-kernel-amdgpu-binaries
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I was lucky and was able to pawn the computer off to another family
member with Windows installed (and I got myself an i3 based Dell that
works fine). That said, I had the computer back a month ago (to clean
out the heat sink and remove a virus - natch) and looked into it with an
external USB
I'm sure it will - the kernel in every release receives periodic
updates. But 4.6 is only a "candidate release" - a technical preview if
you will while bugs and such are fully baked out of the pie for final
release. You'll see one of the 4.5 kernels first - hopefully with a
fix, but it's also
I was using the closed fglrx (a.k.a. Crimson 15.12) on Kubuntu 15.10
(the latest updates from the regular repository - not the ones form the
various PPA's) and that worked fine for me. For 16.04 Wily, the kernel
packages from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v4.6-rc6-wily have newer
Been investigating a wireless problem that lead me to install Kernel
4.6-RC6 from PPA - this Kernel seems to fix this bug (as haven't run
into this issue with the release candidate kernel).
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Title:
AMDGPU driver problems on "Carrizo" APU
To
Well, in respect to what I see in the nVidia drivers (nvidia-opencl-
icd-331-updates) and in the AMD drivers, shouldn't there be an enhances
line (Enhances libopencl1) - the AMD driver is afterall providing
enhancements, but in it's base package as opposed to a seperate opencl
pacakge...
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Sorry for pointing that out - I just want to see this fixed right the
first time
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Title:
Nvidia and AMD graphics drivers
Actually looking at my nVidia equipped system, the nVidia packages
installed on it, and my AMD system and the AMD packages installed on it
right now... Thinking about it, shouldn't the AMD driver depend on ocl-
icd-libopencl1 package? Should the AMD pacakge be broken up into
seperate packages
I posted on bug # 1376587... I fixed a couple bugs regarding the AMD
Catalyst drivers...
Okay, so the replaces line needs to change to this:
Enhances: libopencl1
Replaces: fglrx-driver-core
Provides: fglrx-driver-core, opencl-icd, amd-opencl-icd
Fresh install, I had to get rid of libopencl1 in
Another Edid failure. This is on a new Dell Vostro 1720 with nVidia
9600M GS video card with 1920x1200 Premium display and a fresh install
of Kubuntu 9.04 Jaunty (also applies to Ubuntu). I can only access
1920x1200x24 bit video. Fine for daily use, but no good for gaming when
a lower
Sorry, nearly forgot the log file...
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28861281/Xorg.0.log
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